Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-12

HONEY-Quiet but firm market, owing to con-
centration of stocks. which are light. We quote
as follows: Comb. white, l2@14c; extra white,
l6@lsc dark, stSloc; Extracted.Clear white.
614a631c; amber, s4@6c; candied. 5A@51sc
BUTTER-The high prices that ruled of late
have caused much slower demand for fresh
qualities, and more trade has been diverted to
packed and picked descriptions. Prices for
choice and fancy fresh have been somewhat I'M
steady for several days, and dealers have had to
meet the situation by lowering asking prices 1t
is only because the supply of strictly fancy Is
qpite light that quotations are kept in anything
like present position. At the moment, il is not
easy to get our top figure unless in jobbing
way for selected box. Warm weather has been
the cause OF many consignments coming to hand
in soft condition, causing difficulty in making
sales. 1t looks as If further reduction in val
ues of fresh would occnr soon. We quote
as follows: Fancy. 421aG45c; good to choice, 35
2SGo25c for fancy, 20@221ac for good. and i5alSc
p b for poor to fair picked roll, 27@30c q b.
Eastern, l5@l7c Q ID for ordinary to fairly good
quality.
CHEESE-The steady tone of the market is
well preserved. Quotable at 13@1415c q good to
choice. cased. and 11@l2c for fair to good
quality.
EGGS-The Eastern article makes liberal
showing, coming into direct competition with
home product. We quote as follows: California
Ranch, S5@S6c; good store lots, 25GS21sc; Utah.
express, 271z(a2Sc; Eastern, 1S@2215c p dozen.
POULTRY = The market presents rather
! firm tone, and choice fowl find ready buyers at
! full prices. Live Turkeys Gobblers, ISg20c !;
| Hens, l6@lSc; Boosters, 50 50d6 so FOR old, and
| IS 50G7 for young Hens, Us 50G6 for ordinary
| stock, and Sos for choice: Broilers, S3Gl4 50
| Duckr, IS 50dS; Geese, 81 50@2 25 . pair; Pig
cons. S292 % q dozen.
| GAME-Consignments were again mixed to-
| day, some stock being in very poor order and
selling at nominal prices. Only desirable ar
rivals bring quotations. We quote prices as fol
| lows: Quail, 81 50@sl rs a dozen: Mallards 81 so
| as Sprig, 81 25@l so: Teal, 81 25@1 so p dozen;
| Widgeon, Sl@l % a dozen; Snipe, English,
| S2G2 81; do, common, 75c0sl; Gray Geese 81 so
| q dozen; Venison, 6@sc 2 ID; Rabbits, Sl1l Is;
Hare. 81 25@1 50 2 doz.
| PROFESSIONALISM continues active at old
rates. Eastern Hams. 15@I16c; California, 10@1lc
| for salt; refrigerator-cured, 149l415c: Eastern
Breakfast Bacon, l2@121ac California Bacon, 100
1919 for heavy and medium, u@1l11c TOR light
medium and l29l215c for light, 131l31ac extra
light; Clear Sides, l015@1lc; Pork, s912G10 p Dbl
for mess SIG 50@17 for clear. Sl7 50t@lS for extra
clear; Pigs feet, 81 50@12: Mess Beef. 50 50Gl0
for bbls, 81 75G95 for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef,
SO 50@l1 for bbs, IS 50@5 rs for hf obls; Family
| Beef, Sl5@16 p Dbl: California Smoked Beef,
12(G121ac p b; Eastern Lard, 9691<c for tierces
and 91atS10c . ID for psils California do, lob
tins, nc; 5-b tins, SC; pals &C for 10-fo SIC
for 5-b. and 91ac p h for S-b pals
WOOL-NO business to report. OF course now
and then there is an occasional sale, which does
not however, diminish the increasing stock.
| no spirit for business In view of the depression
East, where the average sales for the past five
weeks are given at about 1850, 900 10, against an
average of about 10000 600 lbs for the same dates
last year. We quote spring clip:
| Northern